Ford: F-150 Crew Cab on 2040-cars
Waco, Texas, United States
This raptor has been garage kept and never been offroad. The Truck has a lot of extras it went to LMR Houston for the engine upgrades which they added a 2.9L whipple supercharger with fuel system upgrades, cold air intake, headers, and exhaust. The raptor has aproxomentally 600 HP. The truck also has a ADD chase rack with 2 ridged lightbars, an ADD front bumper with one ridged lightbar and 2 sets of dually lights, there is an ADD rear bumper with dually lights, spray in bed liner, illuminated bed lights, retractable amp running boards, illuminated door seals, tinted windows, and illuminated blue lights in the front bumper and chase rack, the fenders were painted gloss black to match the chase rack and front, rear bumpers. This truck is in Fantastic condition.
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